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2013-01-09
Sekijoju, Acer buergerianum, by Stanley Chinn
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Acer buergerianum, Bonsai, Root over rock style (Sekijoju), Brooklyn Botanic Garden , a photo by Flatbush Gardener on Flickr.
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2012-09-09
Atteva aurea, Ailanthus Webworm Moth
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Atteva aurea , Ailanthus Webworm Moth, on Pycnanthemum , Mountain-Mint, in my garden last weekend. The intense colors are believed to be apo...
2012-09-06
Papilio polyxenes, Eastern Black Swallowtail
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Update 2012-09-10 : Only one caterpillar remains. The morning of the day we left on our last road trip - which led us to the Adirondack H...
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2012-08-27
A Hudson River Riparian Plant Community
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Part of the eastern bank of the Hudson River, just south of the Route 8 bridge at Riparius/Riverside in the Adirondacks of New York. A year ...
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2012-08-21
Trichopoda pennipes, Feather-legged Fly
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Trichopoda pennipes , Feather-legged Fly, on Pycnanthemum , Mountain-Mint, in my garden yesterday. Although it's widespread and common, ...
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2012-08-13
Scolia dubia, Blue-Winged Digger Wasp
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Scolia dubia , Blue-winged Digger Wasp, on Pycnanthemum , Mountain-Mint, in my garden. Another little jewel of a wasp that is new to me t...
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2012-05-15
Patent Lies: What's "Native"? And What's Not.
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Echinacea pallida , Pale Coneflower, growing in my urban backyard native plant garden. I was appalled to see the National Wildlife Federa...
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2012-04-28
Native plants blooming in my garden today
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Lonicera sempervirens , Trumpet Honeysuckle, blooming in my urban backyard native plant garden and wildlife habitat this afternoon. My lit...
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2012-03-31
Rest for Winter's Dead
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2019-04-07 : Additions and link corrections Amelanchier Flower Buds With a score or so species, subspecies, and natural hybrids native...
2012-03-25
Emergence
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Our unseasonably warm weather has turned the phenology dial up to 11 in my urban backyard native plant / wildlife habitat garden . Last We...
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